[Mark Cantwell]

Hey Team Road.cc peeps,

as you guys are aware we have a few sister sites here at road.cc and one of those has just launched some merchandise for Christmas http://twowheelsbetter.cc/clothing/rims-and-nuts-now-in-all-the-colours-of-the-rainbow/.  The guys are looking for a bit of feedback so let them know wht you think and there may even be a free t-shirt for one of you in it.

Mark

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[Mark Cantwell]

Thanks Guys, we are still

Thanks Guys, we are still working out a few bits and bobs so will bring new designs and formats to you as we release them.

 

[iUpham]

Wow is my spelling bad…. My

Wow is my spelling bad…. My fingers must have got fat…

[iUpham]

Hi Mark,

Hi Mark,

The T-Shirts look good however I (like the others who have commented), I probally wouldn’t wear one.

The colours look really good and the detail on the sleve looks very smart, but the wording is not my cup of tea.

Relating it back to road.cc, if you had a simple T-Shirt that was good quality and just had the road.cc logo on teh sleve (and maybe somewhere lese like the rear right sholdeer??) That is something I would buy. I guess I prefer something a bit more simple… says a lot I know.

One comment I woudl make is that the top preview photo of all the T-Shirts in the grid… Teh quality of the image looks low resolution. The indivual photos look very good, but considering the first thing you see is that top photo, I would change that.

Hope you enjoy the rest of the day 🙂

[iUpham]

I want a very soft hug off a

I want a very soft hug off a mythical t-shirt beast… 

[MartyMcCann]

I have to agree with Peted76

I have to agree with Peted76’s opening comments. The format of the t-shirt (the font and syntax) is almost as overused as “Keep Calm…” and even Finbarr Saunders wouldn’t be impressed by the double entendres.

[peted76]

Hi Mark,  if you’re looking

Hi Mark,  if you’re looking for feedback on the one t-shirt on offer in multiple colours, with added double en’tendre slogan.. then…  I personally wouldn’t wear a t-shirt with Rims, Nuts, Nipples and Flanges on it, because I’m 40 (nearly), not a student or mountain biker and have a kid.

T-shirt quality feedback – that’s what you need, the one thing missing from buying a t-shirt over the internet is how it feels (e.g. quality).  If you can do this then you’ll change the internet.

Remember buying a T from a music shop in the 90’s? Then you’ll know that you ‘expected it to be terrible quality’, but you brought it anyway for the image. Fast forward to 2015 and I’ve had to ‘thin the heard’ of T-shirts I’ve accumulated over the years, now I’ll only buy a t-shirt if it’s ‘bleeding edge cool’ (rare nowadays, unless hand made limted run prints), OR it’s comfort scale is off the radar, I have a rapha T with Sky – 1 written on the front which was brought for me, upon getting said t-shirt I ‘forced a smile’ and rolled my eyes, who wants a rapha T, well it turns out that every time I put it on it feels like I’m getting a very soft hug off a mythical t-shirt beast. 

I wish I could say otherwise, but it’s limited offerings to feedback about.

 

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